Bug 89071

cairo_rotate takes its argument in radians which is one of those
things that work better on a blackboard than on a computer.

Consider the angle M_PI/2.  When this angle is rounded to its closest
"double" representative x, we have sin(x)=1 [good!] but cos(x)=6.12323e-17
[not good].

This is an API problem: the damage is already done when cairo_rotate
is entered.

Suggestions:

1. Add cairo_rotate_degrees and/or cairo_rotate_pi, the latter taking
   an angle argument that is 2 for a full rotation.

2. Make the backend api use an angle argument that is 2 for a full turn.

3. Use the IEEE 754-2008 functions sinpi and cospi in the backends
   where they currently use sin and cos.

   http://www.math.fsu.edu/~gallivan/courses/FCM1/IEEE-fpstandard-2008.pdf.gz

   The sinpi and cospi functions are fairly easy to implement.  Feel free
   to grab code from https://git.gnome.org/browse/goffice/tree/goffice/math/go-math.c
   lines 942-1043 which also has tanpi and atan2pi.

Benefits: the matrices will actually have zeros where you would expect them.
Rotating by 90 degrees four times will actually bring you back where you
started.